By now, we've covered a lot of spooky topics on this show, things that keep us up at night,

that have defied physics and what we understand as logic, that have completely changed the way we see the universe.

Every single one of these stories has left a deep impact on us,

not just because they deserve to be told, but to be believed. Because for many people,

these stories are their reality, their truth. However, there's one that stands out amongst the rest, one that manages to creep into

our nightmares and our conversations whenever we talk about the supernatural. Maybe because it's one

we can relate to on a deeper level. The story of La Yorona.

I think we all know by now, but La Yerona is one of my absolute favorite episodes we have

ever recorded.

Not only did we have extended family who grew up knowing about the legend, but I actually

realized I had spent time in Sochi Mililko in Mexico back, way back in the year 2000,

like right when 1999 was turning into 2000 and it was Y2K, Yvette and Mom were so afraid

for me to go, but I live to tell the tale.

And Solchimilko is actually where the legend of La Yerona truly began.

I didn't connect the dots until after our La Yerona episode came out when I looked at old photos and I talked more to our Ohana, especially Jessica, and she

confirmed all of my memories during that time in my life. It was absolutely mind-boggling to me

that I had actually been there when I was very young. I know, I remember that really well,

but for me, I discovered a similar legend exists in the

Philippines, and she's called the White Lady. And this really surprised me because I thought she only

appeared in Latin folklore, and I have a feeling we will be doing an episode on the legend of the

White Lady in the future.

So stay tuned, y'all.

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